A huge thank you to Prof. Dr. Michael J. Hartmann hartmanngroup from FAU Erlangen-Nbg for his introductory talk about Quantum Computing at our monthly IMPRS meeting! Their latest research, collaborating with the ETH Quantum Device LAB Quantum Device Lab, can be found here: arxiv.org/abs/2109.05909.

Keep an eye out for Quromorphic talks at #apsmarch meeting next week. march.aps.org/sessions/G41/8 march.aps.org/sessions/G40/13 march.aps.org/sessions/S37/8 march.aps.org/sessions/T37/10 march.aps.org/sessions/T37/11 march.aps.org/sessions/W41/6

First wave of Quromorphic talks at #APSMarchMeeting today. At 1:18 pm Jacob Koenig will be showing off some recent results on tunable couplers for superconducting qubits march.aps.org/sessions/G41/8.

At 2:18 pm today, Refik Mansuroglu will give a talk at #APSMarchMeeting on our recent theoretical progress on a variational algorithm to find short but accurate gate sequences for quantum simulation march.aps.org/sessions/G40/13.

Check out the next Quantum Device Lab ETH Physics ETH Zurich talk by Johannes Herrmann at the #apsmarch meeting in Chicago. T37.10 : "Realizing #Quantum Convolutional Neural Networks on a Superconducting Quantum Processor to Recognize Quantum Phases" arxiv.org/abs/2109.05909 Quromorphic

Big day for Quromorphic at #APSMarchMeeting. We've got upcoming talks from Johannes Hermann (ETH Physics ), Stefan Filipp (quantum@WMI), Aneirin Baker (Heriot-Watt University), and Nathan McMahon (hartmanngroup).

We've got a quantum convolutional neural network double-feature today at #APSMarchMeeting. In T37.10, Johannes Hermann will talk about experimental implementation, then in T37.11 Nathan McMahon will discuss the theory side.

People at #APSMarchMeeting interested in Quromorphic's progress on multi-qubit couplers should be sure to check out W41.6, where Nye Baker will talk about his design for a single-shot i-Toffoli gate.

Sunny day in Bremen today, where Michael will give a colloquium on our recent work on quantum convolutional neural networks resulting from a nice collaboration with Quantum Device Lab within the Quromorphic project.

New Quantum Device Lab ETH Physics Quantum Center, ETH Zurich, Switzerland ETH Zurich paper on "Realizing #quantum convolutional neural networks on a superconducting quantum processor to recognize quantum phases" out in Nature Communications today. Free to read link: rdcu.be/cROYl web: disq.us/t/497hw5q 1/1

We are happy to announce that Quromorphic will be hosting a Quantum Machine Learning workshop in Erlangen on 14-16 Feb next year. Registration is now open. For more info, see the Quromorphic website: quromorphic.eu/2022/07/26/qur…

This research was supported by IARPA Swiss National Science Foundation @OpenSuperQ Quantum Flagship Quromorphic PSI Paul Scherrer Institut ETH Foundation ETH Zürich. arXiv.org : arxiv.org/abs/2212.01077

MQV members at FAU Erlangen-Nbg and Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light are co-organizing the 2023 Quromorphic Winter Workshop: "Quantum Machine Learning - Integrating Hardware and Software Developments", held at MPL 14–16 Feb 2023. Application deadline: 8 Jan 2023 More details: munich-quantum-valley.de/news-events/ev…

New preprint arxiv.org/abs/2212.06663 on optimizing quantum policy gradient with classical action decoding that requires reading out all qubits. Nice collaboration with Fraunhofer IIS. Quromorphic QuantumComputingFAU Munich Quantum Valley

I hope everyone's looking forward to this year's Quantum Machine Learning workshop in Erlangen! Registrations and abstract submissions close at the end of the week. eveeno.com/quromorphic

I've heard some people had missed the registration deadline for our QML workshop in Erlangen. Registration has been re-opened and will remain open until the 3rd of February. eveeno.com/quromorphic

Cool work on a variational approach to the time evolution of translation-invariant systems coming out of Quromorphic.

Did you know neural networks can learn to predict quantum many-body dynamics? For regimes of many-body localization they can even extrapolate beyond the time window and system size they have been trained on: arxiv.org/abs/2302.04621 QuantumComputingFAU Quromorphic Naeimeh Mohseni

I hope everyone's excited for our quantum machine learning workshop, which kicks off in Erlangen tomorrow morning. We've got a jam-packed program of QML talks and posters, and top-notch speakers from around the world. quromorphic.eu/2022/07/26/qur…

Two theory follow-ups on symmetry-protected topological quantum phase recognition using QCNNs from FAU Erlangen-Nbg researchers 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝗠𝗰𝗠𝗮𝗵𝗼𝗻 on renormalisation through the lens of QCNNs and Petr Zapletal on error-tolerant QCNN structures #Quromorphic Quromorphic